Sentence examples for moral protest from inspiring English sources

Rosa Parks didn't mind the Uncle Tom label, since she believed that great change could result from nonviolent moral protest.

Taken prisoner, he availed himself of a traditional Vietnamese means of political and moral protest by tearing at his bandages and starving himself to death.

But, given Greer's fatally divided purpose and Wilmott's kitsch-'n'-sink production, it is easy to forget that the play was founded on passionate moral protest.

We're meant to root for blood; that is, to appreciate the glory of bloodshed as a moral protest against the deadening perfection of corporate society.

He observes these heinous acts without any intervention or moral protest, yet justifies it in his mind by insisting he is not as thrilled by the voyeurism as his more "active" friends.

Green revolution crops have been tied to debates over population growth and issues in environmental justice, while there has been widespread moral protest over genetic engineering and so-called "genetically modified organisms" (or GMOs).

An article on Wednesday about the changing political landscape in North Carolina misspelled the surname of a retired investment adviser who was arrested wearing an Uncle Sam costume at a "Moral Monday" protest last month in Raleigh.

Remember this sign seen at a Moral Monday protest.

Twenty-three people were arrested during a Moral Monday protest over a Georgia gun control bill, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

More than 151 people were arrested in last week's "Moral Monday" protest, and in total, more than 350 have been arrested in six separate demonstrations held since late April.

The event Wednesday looked like anything but an equivalent of a Moral Monday protest, however: there was no civil disobedience as a few dozen attendees sat, subdued.